Cissus alata

Subtropical evergreen perennial vine, climbing by tendrils. Grape Ivy is a favorite indoor houseplant that does well in a hanging basket or a trellis. Allow this plant to dry out between waterings and fertilize 4 times a year during the growing season. Dark green leaves mean there's an adequate fertilizer level. It needs average to cool indoor temperatures and bright, indirect light.
Pests and Diseases: leafspots, mildews, mealybugs, spider mites, scales; leaves fall if too wet or too dry
Quick ID Hints:
The forked tendril opposite of the 3-parted leaf is key ID for this vine; valued for its shiny, dark-green leaves and tolerance of poor growth conditions; used in hanging baskets, trellised or as interiorscape ground cover.
In interior sites: Tolerant of low relative humidity and medium light; prefers moist soil; rapid growth; subject to root rot/pests.


3-6 hours of sun per day, with protection from intense mid-day sun

Cissus Alata

Cissus alata

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